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The World Health Organization has confirmed that Nigeria currently has no active Ebola cases after the evacuation of the only confirmed patient. This announcement comes just six days after the country reported its first Ebola case in over a decade.
A disturbing video circulating on social media depicts a group of youths espousing messages of religious intolerance and violence, sparking widespread condemnation across Nigeria. The footage shows an unidentified man leading the boys in a march, chanting inflammatory slogans in Hausa, raising concerns about the potential for communal discord.
In a heartfelt ceremony, Governor Otti celebrated the remarkable achievement of Abia Model Junior Secondary School's debate team, rewarding each member with N1 million. The event, held at the Michael Okpara Auditorium in Umuahia, highlights the state's commitment to fostering academic excellence.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has staunchly defended President Bola Tinubu's comments regarding poverty in Nigeria, attributing the nation's economic challenges to the 16 years of governance by the People's Democratic Party (PDP). In a related development, the party clarified that the recent provision of SUVs to youth leaders is aimed at enhancing political mobilization for the upcoming 2027 elections.
Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has established the Adamawa State campaign council for the All Progressives Congress (APC), appointing Marwa as co-chair. He urged council members to foster unity and strive for electoral success across all levels in the upcoming elections.
The Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) has initiated an investigation into prominent Nigerian politicians, including Peter Obi and Bukola Saraki, regarding their offshore asset holdings. This inquiry follows international scrutiny and allegations of financial misconduct among public officials.
The National Democratic Coalition (NDC) has announced the formation of a 118-member campaign council ahead of the 2027 general elections, appointing Ibrahim Abdulkarim as its Director General. The council is set to be inaugurated later today, marking a significant step in the party's electoral strategy.
In a significant move to bolster the nation's educational infrastructure, the Nigerian government has disbursed N38.93 billion to 166 tertiary institutions under the Needs Assessment Revitalisation Fund. This financial support aims to improve facilities across 79 universities, 46 polytechnics, and 41 colleges of education.
Dele Cole, who passed away recently, left an indelible mark on Nigeria's public service landscape, influencing governance and national development over decades. His contributions during pivotal moments in Nigeria's history, particularly in the era of General Murtala Mohammed's leadership, are a testament to his commitment to the nation.
The Peoples Democratic Party and several other opposition parties have successfully met the Independent National Electoral Commission's deadline to rectify the omission of candidates from the electoral list. INEC is expected to clarify the status of these candidates within the week.
By Steve Oko UMUAHIA—The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPoB, has alleged that 68 detained Biafrans were secretly transferred from Wawa Barracks to correctional facilities in Kuje, Keffi and Suleja, acc
The federal government has increased the number of identified contacts linked to Nigeria's Ebola case to 53, while offering weekly support to those in isolation. As health officials ramp up surveillance and preventive measures, Lagos State has heightened its airport monitoring protocols.
